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| Release Date: | 04.11.201604.11.2016 15:00 |
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Discussion: Season 1, Episode 6 Join the Discussion
90liked all these phone connections, how long it took and how many people were involved. They showed it very dynamically.
It's a pity for Margaret, but she herself must understand that any actions within the family affect everyone.
Tommy is infuriating beyond belief
To what Philip completely broke away, absolute recklessness, what kind of teenage protests to ride drunk on the streets of the city? He does not understand how this can affect his own family and the monarchy as a whole? I understand that he has pride and resentment playing in his ass, but one could have lowered himself to the ground already and realized that he is married to a queen who cannot think only about how to please his hurt ego.
That's how one small insignificant gesture destroyed Margaret's secret, and entailed the most serious consequences for her and everyone involved in it. But I was really waiting for this topic to be wrapped up, it intrigued me the most.
Who-who, and our princess knew how to have fun, hoho. And it's really cool that they return to such a historical fact that she was a trendsetter, she has such beautiful outfits, I'm desperately sticking.
A beautiful emerald dress on Elizabeth at dinner. And what a sexy devil Smith is, ah, keep me seven on stage, where they are getting ready for bed.
That is, wait: Philip, whom Lilibet dragged into the family under crossfire, was also against Peter and Margaret? Is it him? What a fucking hypocrisy, even his wife initially supported her sister and wished her happiness.
Surprisingly, they show that the Queen tried with all her might to make her sister marry a loved one, when we were presented with it in history in such a way that she was initially against such a marriage.
Tommy and the Queen Mother actually offered a real way out: wait for the princess to be 25 and do what her heart desires, and it won't affect anyone. But why would such an impetuous, desperately in love girl accept this, along with separation from someone to whom she is completely devoted?
Unfortunately, Elizabeth has a difficult situation, she cannot think only as a loving sister, she must reason like a monarch, whether she wants it or not.
Peter was as stubborn as the princess in the struggle for their feelings, but all this is being crushed by the endless authority of the more than a century-old monarchy and its status, which they allegedly shook.
I've always read that Elizabeth was supposedly jealous of her sister, and therefore prevented her happiness, but the creators present everything differently: she was just defending the Crown, because she felt that such close attention to the novel of the royal person would disturb their institution. I don't see in these scenes that she is worried that her popularity among the people has fallen (and she has fallen because of the separation of lovers), she is more worried that her sister will never forgive her.
I wonder if everything was done with the permission of the royal family, wasn't it created specifically to whitewash Elizabeth, who was castigated by the common people for this act with Margaret for many years?..
I liked the confrontation between Peter and Tommy at the end. Peter squirmed as best he could, but it was not there ...
And the actor also has a beautiful stately voice (I watch with subtitles).
I remember that they only agreed with Phillip to call each other by their first names (in an informal setting, of course)
And then it's more like "male solidarity" and their similar position (they're both not members of the Royal Family)
I remember Pelevin with his fox And Fuck
Why is everyone so annoyed with Tommy? I really like him, you always need to have such a person with you. A man who serves the crown, not the people. Who does everything so that it doesn't reflect badly on the crown. And they offered, he and the Queen mother, a great way out, wait 2 years and the way is clear, but no.
And Philip: I didn't like him at first, there's too much selfishness for his position, and now there's the club.
imho, Elizabeth acted badly with her sister, she is morally wrong here, but on the other hand, she had a difficult choice: to do what she should or as her heart dictates, she does not have worthy advisers, Tommy is also not easy, I think it would be wrong to say that he is just a devoted servant of the Queen, created it seems that he has other motives for his actions.
and so, of course, the series is 100/10, not the slightest boredom, despite the fact that a lot of attention is paid to details, it would be boring in a simple documentary, but everything is presented here as if we were following events in real time.
That's how Townsend addressed her on the plane, and it hurt.
And even now, many couples in the UK sleep separately.
The Parliament develops laws, but they come into force only after they are signed by the Queen (although there have been no cases of disapproval of laws by the Queen). It can also appoint ministers (but the Prime Minister can also do this).
She can bestow honorary titles.
Passports are issued to citizens on behalf of the Queen)
But in general, the Queen acts more as a symbol of constancy for citizens
Not an ecclesiastical deity for the people, it can still be considered this way
Philip is rebelling, he has become estranged from his wife, and has actually gone on a spree. He's not broken yet, but he's moving towards it. And if you're going to die alone, you should take Margaret with you. It'll be more fun.
Many comments remind me of the attacks of the conservative press on the marriage of Harry and Meghan, how could the prince marry an actress, how is this possible?! These are all our toxic idealized ideas about how things should be, and how this Procrustean bed breaks the possibility of being a happy person. All for the Crown. Is this "Monomakh's hat" really necessary? For what purpose and at what cost?
To live at court, resplendent with dresses,
With delicious dishes for lunch,
Fun and feasts without seeing the edge
And only idly contemplating the light,—
Such a life is bitter, there is no happiness in it.
Those who spend their days like this live in a dungeon
And languishing in gilded shackles. (English poet Thomas Wyeth, 16th century)
The episodes fly by so fast... and this Margaret/Peter storyline is very interesting and sad. Phone calls were also very cool! I liked how the reporter let his boss know that this gesture was very intimate, and the series was very well written.
ahahahah
And Margaret is very sorry.
I liked their pairing with Peter
, and the actor is good.
and Elizabeth is having a hard time, of course
, with age-old traditions and an eternally disadvantaged hubby.
Rules and sister…
The atmosphere, the music, the game are just wonderful.
I kind of understand Lilibet's action, but I really feel sorry for my sister. I feel intrigues and scandals are waiting for us.
And respect to the reporter, it was damn smart of him to make the most of this whole situation. ✨
Primitive Africans, really??? Just say that to the face of these people who are standing in front of you, but behave as if they are not here...? How disgusting. And how disgusting that now, in the 21st century, people watch it and admire this character, because she is beautiful, she has dresses, tragic love, a beautiful hairstyle, she is принц a princess, and something she said there, well, everyone has their flaws...
Of course, Margaret doesn't have brains, but neither does life experience. What is a tragedy at 23 is not worth a damn at 40.
Why is there always a second bottom behind all these loves of theirs? Pride, self-love, selfishness, vanity spoil everything, just not love.
Elizabeth became jealous of Townsend. But, it's her own fault. Taking him out in public at a time when everyone was watching his and Margaret's affair? Well, such a solution.
Philip is disgusting... I don't know what he was like in real life, but he's a rare character to look for in the series.